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TRONDHEIM. In ski jumping, the rules are strict for the competitors' costumes. Now two Norwegians have been disqualified and the World Cup's home nation is accused of cheating. – A bad day for ba
The size of the suits of some jumpers has been causing discussions in ski jumping for weeks. Now the situation at the World Cup escalated.
Perhaps the expensive ski jumps in Granåsen will still remain as a symbol of everything that went wrong with the 2025 World Ski Championships. Norway has cheated its way to World Cup success. Nothing less.
How can we trust Norwegian show jumping again?
The ski jumping world championship is currently running in Norway. But instead of sporting achievements, the main focus is on the displeasure of the jumpers. The former four-schanted toy winner Sven Hannawald is also indignant. What it's about.
Ski Jumping Controversy: Hannawald's Allegations of Forced Cheating Exposed - Archysport
The simmering controversy surrounding athletes’ suits has reached a boiling point at the ski jumping title fights in Trondheim, Norway, igniting accusations and eroding trust among nations. ski jumping legend Sven Hannawald has emerged as a vocal critic, decrying the current state of affairs as “sad” and lamenting the pervasive distrust within the sport. the Suit Storm in Trondheim Hannawald’s frustration is palpable, particularly rega…
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